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Girls 1A
1) West Hancock 33 2) Hinton 27
3) Sibley-Ocheyedan 23 4) N Linn, TM 18
4) Jesup 18 6) Griswold 17
7) Woodward-Grangr 16 8) Starmont 15
8) Prince of Peace 15 10) Cent Lyon, RR 14
10) Madrid 14 12) WB-Mallard 13
13) Earlham 12 14) Manson NW Web 10
14) B-G-M, Brook 10 14) Pocahon Area 10
17) Edgewd-Colesburg 9 17) Belle Plaine 9
19) Fremont-Mills 8 20) Bishop Garrigan 6
20) North Butler 6 22) Highland, R 5
22) Murray 5 22) Dunkerton 5
22) Wapsie Val, F 5 22) Underwood 5
27) Central, Elkader 4 27) Ar-We-Va, W 4
27) Moravia 4 27) Woodbine 4
27) Iowa Valley, M 4 27) Corning 4
27) Pekin 4 27) Lake Mills 4
27) Bedford 4 27) Danville 4
37) Turkey Val, JJ 3 37) Van Meter 3
37) Springville 3 40) Lenox 2
40) Winfield-Mt. U 2 40) Mount Ayr 2
40) Grundy Center 2 40) West Central, M 2
45) Janesville 1 45) Prairie Val, G 1
45) Boyer Valley 1
Boys 1A
1) Manson NW Web 46 2) AGWSR 33
3) Wapsie Val, F 26 4) Lisbon 18
4) W Lyon, Inwood 18 6) Springville 15
7) Woodward-Grangr 13 7) Earlham 13
7) Hinton 13 10) West Hancock 12
11) Fremont-Mills 10 12) Pleasantville 9
13) N Mahaska, NS 8 13) North Iowa, BC 8
13) Starmont 8 13) East Mills 8
17) WACO, Waylnd 7 17) Turkey Val, JJ 7
17) Central, Elkader 7 17) Gladbrk-Reinbk 7
17) Woodward Acad 7 22) N Tama, Traer 6.50
23) Martndsl-StMarys 6 23) C-Wheatland 6
23) Lynnville-Sully 6 23) Lake Mills 6
27) HLV, Victor 5 27) Preston 5
27) Highland, R 5 27) Belle Plaine 5
31) Lawton-Bronson 4.50 32) Lamoni 4
32) Wayne, Corydon 4 32) Logan-Magnolia 4
32) North Butler 4 32) Alta/Aurelia 4
37) Postville 3 37) Stanton 3
37) CAM, Anita 3 40) Pekin 2
40) Pocahon Area 2 40) Van Meter 2
40) Madrid 2 44) Jesup 1
44) EHK-Exira 1 44) Lone Tree 1
44) Akron-Westfield 1 44) Gehlen Cath, L 1
Girls 2A
1) Treynor 24 2) Davis County, B 23.75
3) Hudson 20 4) Cascade, WD 18.75
5) West Branch 18 5) DSM Christian 18
5) Mt Vernon 18 8) W Christ, Hull 17
9) Clarke, O 14 9) Garner-Hay/Vent 14
11) KP-WC 13 12) Northeast, GL 12
12) OA-BCIG 12 12) IKM-Manning 12
15) Camanche 10.75 16) Clayton Ridge 10
16) Eagle Grove 10 16) Unity Chrst, OC 10
19) Roland-Story 8 19) South Hardin 8
19) Sioux Ctrl, SR 8 22) N Fayette, WU 7
23) Mid-Prairie, W 6 23) Pella Christian 6
23) E Marshall, L 6 23) Denver 6
23) Eddyvl-Blakes/F 6 23) Beckman, D 6
29) West Liberty 5.75 30) Sioux Center 5
30) Saint Ansgar 5 30) W Marshall, SC 5
33) Cent Decatur, L 4 33) Tri-Center, N 4
35) Durant 3 35) Shenandoah 3
35) I-35, Truro 3 35) West Central 3
39) East Sac County 2 39) Clarion-Goldfd 2
41) Columbus, CJ 1 41) Ridge View 1
41) Estherville-LC 1
Boys 2A
1) Monticello 56 2) KP-WC 23
3) Cascade, WD 18 3) OA-BCIG 18
5) North Polk, A 17 6) Mt Vernon 16
7) Okoboji, Milford 14 8) Beckman, D 12
8) W Burlington/ND 12 10) Mount Ayr 11
10) Colfax-Mingo 11 10) St. Albert, CB 11
13) S Hamilton, J 10 13) Cherokee, Wash 10
13) Camanche 10 13) CMB, Baxter 10
13) Forest City 10 18) Regina, IC 8
18) Albia 8 20) Dike-NH 7.50
21) Pella Christian 6 21) Garner-Hay/Vent 6
21) West Fork, S 6 21) West Liberty 6
25) Mediapolis 5 25) St. Edmond, FD 5
25) Eddyvl-Blakes/F 5 25) Northeast, GL 5
25) South Cent Cal 5 25) Mid-Prairie, W 5
31) Ridge View 4 31) Sumner-Fredrksbg 4
31) West Central 4 31) Nodaway Vall 4
35) Clayton Ridge 3 35) Sioux Center 3
35) Hudson 3 35) Bond-Farrar 3
35) W Christ, Hull 3 35) Clarion-Goldfd 3
41) Applntn-Parksbg 2 41) South O'Brien, P 2
41) S Winn, Calmar 2 44) Roland-Story 1.50
45) Tipton 1 45) DSM Christian 1
Girls 3A
1) Solon 41 2) Wahlert, Dub 31
2) Assumption 31 4) MOC-FV 30
5) Union, LaPorte C 22 5) Waverly-SR 22
7) Mt Pleasant 21 8) Anamosa 16.50
9) Carroll 15.50 10) Spencer 13
10) DC-Grimes 13 10) Bishop Heelan 13
13) Carlisle 12 14) Harlan 8.50
15) Decorah 8 15) Boone 8
17) Gilbert 7 18) Pella 6.50
19) Washington 6 19) Oskaloosa 6
19) W Delaware 6 19) Maquoketa 6
19) Center Point 6 19) SB-Luton 6
19) Grinnell 6 26) Glenwood 5
27) Greene County 4 28) Humboldt 3
28) Clear Crk-Amana 3 28) Creston 3
31) S Tama Cty, Tama 2 31) Algona 2
31) ADM, Adel 2 31) Fairfield 2
35) Denison-Schlswg 1 35) Spirit Lake Park 1
35) Benton Comm 1
Boys 3A
1) Fort Madison 27 2) Glenwood 25
3) Mt Pleasant 24 4) Pella 21
5) Decorah 20 6) Boone 19.50
7) Bishop Heelan 18.50 8) Knoxville 17
9) Waverly-SR 15 9) Solon 15
11) Waukon 13 12) Perry 12
12) Clear Crk-Amana 12 12) Centerville 12
12) Ia Falls-Alden 12 16) LeMars 11
16) Spirit Lake Park 11 16) MOC-FV 11
16) Fairfield 11 20) Clear Lake 10
20) Storm Lake 10 22) S Tama Cty, Tama 8
22) Keokuk 8 24) Gilbert 7
25) Crestwood 6 26) Charles City 5
26) Algona 5 28) Center Point 4.50
29) Denison-Schlswg 4 30) Oskaloosa 3
30) Central Clinton 3 32) Atlantic 2
32) Winterset 2 32) Carroll 2
35) DC-Grimes 1.50 36) Spencer 1
36) Marion 1
Ben Nelson 85
Girls 3A Shot Put
Girls 2A Discus
Boys 3A Long Jump
Boys 2A High Jump
Girls 2A Distance Medley Relay Final
Girls 3A Distance Medley Relay Final
Boys 2A 400 Meter Hurdles Final
Boys 3A 400 Meter Hurdles Final
Jake Auerbach of Atlantic Runs in the 400m Hurdles
Girls 2A 400 Meter Hurdles Final
Girls 3A 400 Meter Hurdles Final
Boys 2A 4×200 Meter Relay Final
Boys 3A 4×200 Meter Relay Final
Girls 2A 4×200 Meter Relay Final
Girls 3A 4×200 Meter Relay Final
Boys 3A Shot Put
Boys 2A Discus
Girls 3A Long Jump
Girls 2A High Jump
Boys 2A 110 Meter Hurdles Prelims
Boys 3A 110 Meter Hurdles Prelims
Girls 2A 100 Meter Hurdles Prelims
Girls 3A 100 Meter Hurdles Prelims
Boys 2A 1600 Meter Medley Final
Boys 3A 1600 Meter Medley Final
Girls 2A 4×100 Meter Relay Prelims
Girls 3A 4×100 Meter Relay Prelims
Boys 2A 4×100 Meter Relay Prelims
Boys 3A 4×100 Meter Relay Prelims
Girls 2A 4×400 Meter Relay Prelims
Girls 3A 4×400 Meter Relay Prelims
Boys 2A 4×400 Meter Relay Prelims
Boys 3A 4×400 Meter Relay Prelims
Girls 1A Discus
Boys 1A High Jump
Girls 1A Distance Medley Relay Final
Boys 1A 400 Meter Hurdles
Girls 1A 400 Meter Hurdles
Boys 1A 4×200 Meter Relay Final
Girls 1A 4×200 Meter Relay Final
Boys 1A 110 Meter Hurdle Prelims
Boys 1A Discus
Girls 1A High Jump
Girls 1A 100 Meter Hurdle Prelims
Boys 1A Distance Medley Relay Final
Girls 1A 4×100 Meter Relay Prelims
Boys 1A 4×100 Meter Relay Prelims
Girls 1A 4×400 Meter Relay Prelims
Boys 1A 4×400 Meter Relay Prelims
Boys district golf meets are scheduled for today to determine the state tournament qualifiers.
In class 3-A, the local meet will be held at the Carroll Country Club. Atlantic, Creston, Winterset, Humboldt and Spirit Lake will compete for the two team spots in the state tournament. Among the individuals competing for four spots to state are Evan Schuler and Sam Markham from Atlantic, Ross Martens of Harlan and Carson Wittington of Creston.
The local class 2-A meet will be held at Lake Panorama National. Treynor, Shenandoah, Tri-Center Panorama, Nodaway Valley Prairie City-Monroe and Des Moines Christian are competing for the two state tourney bids. Individuals vying for the four state tourney bids include: Britton Barrier of Tri-Center, Naye Hill and Trey Robinson of Treynor, Jackson Baker of Shenandoah, Rhyan Klabunde of St. Albert and Reid Cobb of Panorama.
The area class 1-A meet will be held at Crestwood Hills Golf Course in Anita. Teams include: Boyer Valley, West Monona, Charter Oak-Ute, Guthrie Center, Coon Rapids-Bayard, Glidden-Ralston, East Mills, Riverside, Mount Ayr and East Union. Individual golfers looking for those top four spots include: Chris Shroyer and Partick Aherns of Guthrie Center, Chance Lauritsen of Exira/EHK, Jon Smiley of Adair-Casey and Eric Rock of Riverside.
The Boyer Valley Optimist Club in conjunction with the American Cancer Society is stepping up to the plate this weekend to end the fight against cancer. The Boyer Valley Athletic Complex in Dunlap is hosting a double elimination softball tournament along with a kids and adult home run derby and kids activities. The Optimist Club says there are a few spots open for teams to get registered for the softball tournament. The cost is $100 per team with all proceeds going to the American Cancer Society.
Connie Elder, a member of the Boyer Valley Optimist Club, says a Boyer Valley student is the inspiration for the event. She says Brayden Shumate and his uncle came up with the idea after the young man was diagnosed with cancer. The Softball Tournament starts at 9-am Saturday with an opening ceremony followed by the 1st game around 9:10. During the entire tournament, there will be a youth home run derby at 10 and again at 1pm, kid’s activities from 11 to 4, a Family Norwegian baseball game at 2pm and an Adult home run derby from 5 to 7pm. The Softball Championship game will be held at 7pm.
Elder says club wanted to do something to show how cancer has affected the Dunlap community. She said several people in Dunlap have been affected by cancer. A banner with pictures of those who have been affected by or died from cancer in the community or their family members will be viewable at the event.
If you would like more information on the Boyer Valley Optimist Club and American Cancer Society softball tournament, contact Eric Shumate at 712-592-9649.
(Joel McCall/KNOD)
Class 1-A @ Shenandoah
Singles Final
Kate Walker (Red Oak) over Ons Souissi (Glenwood) 6-1, 6-0
(Atlantic’s Lexi Allen got to the quarterfinal round before being defeated.)
Doubles Final
Zoey Baker/Grace Blomstedt (Red Oak) over Rachel Tucker/Grace Newman (Glenwood) 2-6, 7-5, 6-4
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs defense has lived by the bend-but-don’t-break mantra the past few years under Romeo Crennel. Well, that’s out the window now. New defensive coordinator Bob Sutton would prefer to attack from the word, “Hike,” and during the first week of organized team activities, his players have taken quite the shine to it. The Chiefs only intercepted seven passes a year ago, tied for last in the league, and managed to come up with six fumble recoveries. But the new system under Sutton is designed to create confusion for opposing offense and, in theory, lead to more sacks and turnovers.
Asked about the defense, cornerback Brandon Flowers said: “I love it. We’re coming to get the quarterback every play, and as a defensive back, you love that.”
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs shook up their scouting department Thursday by hiring Will Lewis as director of pro scouting and Marvin Allen as the director of college scouting. Lewis spent 13 years with the Seahawks, most recently as vice president of football operations. Allen spent the past four years as a national scout with the Falcons.
The Chiefs also hired Randy Ball to be their pro scouting assistant and Trey Koziol to serve as an area scout, and promoted Mike Borgonzi to assistant director of pro scouting, Dom Green to assistant director of college scouting, Brett Veach to pro and college personnel analyst and Ryan Poles to college coordinator.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Daniel Murphy and David Wright combined for five hits and three RBIs against Adam Wainwright and the New York Mets snapped a six-game losing streak with a 5-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday. Jonathan Niese (3-4) allowed two runs on six hits in 7 1-3 innings, his longest outing of the season. He ended his four-game losing streak over five starts since a win at Minnesota on April 12.
The Mets avoided a four-game sweep by getting to the Cardinals ace, who was coming off a two-hit shutout in which he no-hit the Rockies for 7 1-3 innings. Murphy doubled twice and singled with an RBI and walk and was 9 for 15 in the series. Wright singled and doubled with two RBIs.
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